Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21
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NATIONAL THEATBR-For the week OF the Ma
pept MN Mr. h s h9ase WIN VERY
Augustin Days mildly military comedy, 1.-THE
Passing Reglment." This play, one of the many
pleasing tlnngs Mr.. DAILY has successfully adapted
from foreign sources, has been seen here before
anu mas Always been well received. Mr.. Rehan
promises 1 ,, that the company which will enact it
next week VIII be unusually strong being specially
reinforced by members of Mr.. DAILY IS own company.
Inc advance sale OF seats is said TO have been
quite large.
ALBAUGHs OPERA HoUsE.-The season OF summer
opera will open at AIbaugh's next week. when the
Sers as opera which was nea aI
present Claude Duval; or, Love and Larceny"
THE Cross OF THE NEW CRUsADE."-Rev Ed
at the Congregational church on Tuesday evening
next. is sure to attract widespread attention
me proceeds Of the lecture will go to the relief
fund of District Assembly, No. 81, X. OF L.
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.-DaneS Il Gales Mann
moth Ministries, which are the late Barlow,
Wilson Rankin's organization under the man.
Washington viii hold forth at this house every
afternoon and night next week; The company
Is SAID TO be strong one, including that witty
orator, Mr.. Frank Moran, and other favor1te min
strel performers
connection with this house VIII be opened next
week, and one price of admission Will admit to
both. The vienna lady orchestra will give per;
formanceS in the garden, while the "Night OWLS
will continue to hold forth in the theater.
A GRAND CONCERT wilt be given at the National
Marine Band, assisted by Mr. Pruette and other
vocalists. walter S. Smith, the wen-knOwn cor
netist, will also be heard.
The SECOND BATTLE OF BULL RUN continues to
please all visitors to the Panorama building, 10Th
street and Ohio avenue.
In this city shortly, remaining for some days. 1t
claims to be the only circus in existence which
gives two-ring exhibition for q low price OF ad-
mission.
THE BILLIARD MATCH between Sexton and Daily
will begin at the Light Infantry ArmOry Hall on
Monday evening, continuing through the week
GEORGETOWN
by local talent will give its last public rehearsal
for the season at congregational church On We'd
deSday evening next.
THE PLANS OF THE NEW CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
awarded the $500 prize offered for the best plans
for the new Catholic University buildings have
written TO Archbishop Williams complaining that
timore architect. Archbishop Williams has writ
ten to Mr.. Crlss, stating that the affair had not
Deen decided put would be arranged at a meeting
TO De held In Baltimore which will take place next
month.
replenished jurybO in the clerk Office the follow
Ing names Of additional jurors to serve In the
second division Of the Circuit Court were drawn:
Abraham Canter, 1925 goth street northwest: H.
Jay Gould, 421 9th street northwest; II. j. cay
WOOD, SOB 4th street southeast; /. w. SandersOn
ills X street southeast; Henry fotbtry II03 +
street northwest; Edwin NJ. Boteer 4I2 sth street
southeast; JAS. keOugh 927 26tn street north
east.
The FUNERAL OF MRS GIBsON.-The funeral OF
tne late wife OF Senator Gibson took place yester-
day from st. Matthews Church, where solemn
requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. Dr. Chap
pelle, assisted by Fathers Mackim and Kernick
A eulogy was delivered by Dr.. Chappelle The re-
mains were taken to Mount Olivet Cemetery
where they were temporarily deposited In vault
There was prOfusiOn OF rare flowers, and the fu-
neral casket was almost entirely covered by them
Inc honorary pail bearers were Secretary Bayard,
George Bancroft Senator Cockrell, Representatives
Randall and Barbour, DR.. Richardson Randolph
tucker and Messrs. Frank Riggs, Lloyd, Lowndes
and Washington.
CAUTIONED AGAINST Furnishing His STEP
DAUGHTKR--Thomas Henry, coIored, was In the
poilce Court to-day, charged with assaultlng
Hattie Coleman, his eghteen-year-old step
daughter who testified that her stepfather struck
her in the mouth and beat her. The defendant
destined that he was only correcting her because
ne was told TO do so by policeman. ''The next
tine she needs correcting said the judge, ''let
her mother do the Furnishing. You have no right
to punish the girl unless in the presence of her
mother ana by her direction. Ill take your per-
sonal bonds this time but hereafter you must be
careful"